Our first task will be to clean out the current boxes, and then to add more dirt to fill them up. I always plan on doing this at the end of the growing season, but it always turns out to be the first thing I have to do in the Spring. Just hoping for a few good days so I can get out there and start yanking. The bigger box will contain a variety of veggies. Hoping that my Peppers will do better this year, and to be able to use the Broccoli this year.
We also are going to start some basic seeds inside hopefully in the next few weeks when it isn't nice enough to be outside. I have one of the indoor trays where I can start about 25 plants. Even if they don't get transplanted it allows Parker to see the process from start to finish. I also just ordered a bunch of organic seeds online so we will see how many of those I plant in the garden when they arrive and it gets warmer outside. The rest of my veggies (especially tomatoes) will probably come from the college plant sale in May.
I am really hopeful that I can finally get some cucumbers out of my garden this year. Last Year the deer ate them before they could take off, and the year before they were in too much shade. Hopefully I learned enough from the last two years and will really be able to take advantage of the veggies I grow this year. Hoping to have enough for us, and plenty to share as well this year.
